New camera day:

Summertime by Greg.May, on Flickr

Phew!

the moon was pretty cool last night on the sea. Dont often get to sleep out above the cliffs. Used to be a regular haunt when i lived with the parents.

Apologies for the crap quality - I did actually try to buy an Olympus tg4 yesterday to replace the dead lumix but John Lewis were out of stock so phone camera it is

RobMac wrote:Phew!

Hoping that's a good phew :)

Yip its a very good phew.

RobMac wrote:Yip its a very good phew.

Most excellent - feel free to send royalties

Many thanks to Greg May of this manor for his PM photo tips, because today saw first attempt at editing my DSLR photos in RAW and it came up with this one.



Do you like or hate it?

JohnClimber wrote:Do you like or hate it?

Its all about composition really, and each person is different. Look at your picture and see where your eye naturally ends up (same with Gregs)?

Agree, if the photo contains nothing worth looking at, no amount of developing will make it good.

Not saying that about yours John! Just a statement.

Back to photos:
Hidden by Greg.May, on Flickr

I have always found autumn colours to be the best, that is probably why I enjoy open Moors Valleys. This photo is from a day ride on the 20th may2016

Love the sycamore gap photos John, that would make a great bivvy spot at the end of a summers or winters day.
Have you ever taken a bike along the wall before?

MM-on-POINT wrote:Love the sycamore gap photos John, that would make a great bivvy spot at the end of a summers or winters day.
Have you ever taken a bike along the wall before?

Only my CX bike bivi'ing next to a Romania fort, I saw the tree from the road below it early the 2nd morning. It would make a great bivi spot with level ground down the hill to the south a bit and along the wall about 200 or so meters away to the west.
It is a footpath with lots of gates, and in this area it has a fair few steep steps sections so following this section of the wall is not really practicable.
I'll add a link in a while showing exactly the best way to get to the tree on a bike

A few from the last month. This first one hasn't been published anywhere else yet:








Edit: some really good stuff has been uploaded since I last got a chance to check-in. Keep it up ya'll, I do enjoy this thread.

Love your photos Daniel.

That bottom one is stunning and should be used to promote wild camping at its best.

Israel Bike Trail. Negev Desert. Amazing experience.

Summer Snow by Greg.May, on Flickr

JohnClimber wrote:

This is a great shot, really like this

danielgroves wrote:

As is this, always a high standard but this is stunning

Saw one of these flying round the garden yesterday.

Karen and Phil's wedding day bike ride

JohnClimber wrote:Karen and Phil's wedding day bike ride

In it's own way this is the best pic in the thread!

JohnClimber wrote:Karen and Phil's wedding day bike ride

Just brilliant

Proper stroke of luck there Dave - fancy being in that cave when a kayak happened to be paddling by.